Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA)

Charles Manchester on brokers using unrated insurers

Brokers are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, so they don't really come into contact with the Prudential Regulation Authority, which is primarily concerned with the soundness of insurers, ensuring protection for policyholders.

NEDs: With great power comes great responsibility

There was a time, or so the old insurance hands say, when being a non-executive director was something of a cushy number: The sum total expected of a NED was to turn up for 12 board meetings a year, read the odd report, and play a few rounds of golf with…

MPs call for a breakup of the FCA

A review on the possible breakup of the Financial Conduct Authority has been called for by senior MPs and the Treasury Select Committee due to ‘severe flaws’ in its past operations.

Interview: Mark Weil, Marsh

Mark Weil, Marsh UK and Ireland CEO, talks to Stephanie Denton about his busy tenure, integrating acquisitions and what comes next

Blog: Don't rest on your SIMR laurels

After the flurry of activity ahead of the various Senior Insurance Managers Regime deadlines, some firms might have concluded that implementation is complete and it is now possible to relax into business-as-usual mode. However, major ongoing and future…

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